concupiscent i oust (konkupisenshus)

[ In the mean time the concupiscent i ous malefactors make 'em ready, and take London napping. Dekker and Webster , Westward Ho, v. 3. concupiscible (kon-kū'pi-si-bl), a . [= F. con cupiscible = Sp. concupiscible = Pg.concupiscivel = It. con cup i sci bile , concupiscevole , having sensual desire, concupiscibilis , worthy to be longed for, con cup is cere , long for: see concupiscent.] 1. Characterized by concupiscence; IMG:content-0999.png:[blocks in formation] Both the appetites, the irascible and the concupiscible , fear of evil and desire of benefit, were the sufficient endearments of contracts, of societies, and republics. Jer. Taylor , Works (ed. 1835), I., Pref.